Dodgers Move to Los Angeles Confirmed in 1957 Move
Walter OMalley, Dodgers president, announced the team will relocate to Los Angeles with a World Series press event planned at the Waldorf Astoria. The deal includes a land grant, a new stadium, and city funding for site improvements totaling about 2 million, with ownership transferring after 20 years. Giants' Horace Stoneham also confirmed a move to San Francisco.
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Coleman Takes Figures Blame for Loss
Milwaukee catcher Gerry Coleman criticized his own misplay in the sixth inning of the World Series game, admitting he should have stepped toward Ed Mathews to cut him off. The Braves won 1 0 as Mathews scored on a fumbled popup that Coleman failed to field. Coleman, a reserve major who served in Korea, said he played it badly and blamed himself for the decisive moment. The Yankees and Braves faced off in sensitive playoff style, with Ford and Burdette delivering pitching in a tight contest at County Stadium.
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World Series notes mix sports with social tension
The report highlights Lew Burdette and Wes Covington in a dramatic World Series moment, noting how team celebrations touched on race integration. It also covers Sacramento State football rising after beating Long Beach State, coach comments, travel woes, and various regional sports anecdotes from Long Beach to Santa Ana.
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Wes My Man Burdette Delivers Against Yankees Again
Whitey Ford struggled as Wes Covington made a big catch on Gil McDougald and Elston Howard stranded at a key moment. Burdette praised for sharpness and control, noting a late sixth inning comeback and reliance on fingers sliders and screwballs in the second win of the series.
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Mantle Out Hurts Yankees in Milwaukee Title Bid
The Yankees face a crisis as Mickey Mantle may be unavailable for Wednesday's sixth game after a shoulder injury. Whitey Ford lost a 1-0 heartbreaker to Milwaukee as Lew Burdette allowed seven Yankee hits. Milwaukee leads the series 3-2, with Bob Turley set to face Bob Buhl at Yankee Stadium. Red Schoendienst is out for the rest of the series with a groin pull.
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Yanks Will Go Out Like Champs Says Stengel
Yankee manager Casey Stengel reopened the hush phase of the World Series dialogue. He dismissed claims New York is sugar bush and noted Milwaukee fans and writers are biased. If they lose, he said, the Yankees will go out like champions.
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Unclear fragmented data on baseball game and players
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